Re: Pop Quiz - Equates

Wed, 13 Apr 2016 16:11:09 -0700

It works just like I would expect. If it were Microdata or others like it, you may not even have been able to equate X to Y at all. X is equated runtime, and just because Y changes later, that wouldn't affect X. That's why you can re-equate variables later.

Charlie

On 04-13-2016 1:03 PM, Tuber wrote:
What prints out?

EQU Y TO 6
EQU X TO Y
EQU Y TO 5
PRINT X



I thought the answer would be 5 because I thought EQU worked like a pre-processor definition. ... Turns out it doesn't.
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